Our Favorite Chandeliers Ever

This extra-large master bathroom had some space that needed filling. A lucite table and unique plank chairs take center stage below an extravagant crystal chandelier. It's the perfect accent to upgrade this bath to a decked-out dressing room.

Is there anything prettier than a master bedroom chandelier? This one, made with stunning crystal beads, keeps the clean-lined room from looking underdressed while highlighting the space's chic style. The lines of the four-poster draw the eye to the sparkly light fixture.

An already elegant kitchen takes it up a notch with not just one chandelier but two! These pure white light fixtures serve dual purposes as functional pendant lighting as well as mood lighting for intimate dining. A unique look that enhances formality, these chandeliers create a statement without overwhelming the room.

An elegant dining room isn't complete without a bit of dramatic flair. The collection of classic furniture and unique wall mural up this dining room's formal game. Even better, two matching light fixtures reflecting off the lacquered ceiling create an effortless air of sophistication.

Do all chandeliers have to be pure crystal and incorporate beading? Not according to this funky space. Its teal chandelier pulls double duty in a breakfast nook, both shining light on the table and providing a colorful accent that embraces the eclectic space.

It's OK to shoot for extravagance! This bedroom blends both Moroccan and Southern styles in its decor and architecture. With a high vaulted ceiling, a chandelier was the obvious lighting solution. Wrought iron carries some serious weight and prevents the room from appearing too lofty.

Small space aside, if you can accent your home office with chandelier lighting, you should. Look at the difference this cute chandelier makes over a work space. It transforms the area from drab to fab, adding style and interest to a basic bay window.

When you need an accent to complement lovely rustic beams, look no further than a simple oversize light fixture. This living room chandelier uses faux candles on two tiers of wrought iron to create an old-fashioned European vibe. The room's perfect symmetry lends itself to the Old World style.

Soft turquoise and mint throughout this master bedroom create a cohesive color palette. Accented on the walls and again on the glass chandelier, the pretty palette is ideal for tranquility and relaxation.

A quaint dining set pairs perfectly with a sweet chandelier. The dainty gold arms on this light fixture hold small shaded lights, perfect for dimming and dining. A round table below highlights the light fixture's reach.

Make your guests feel even more important by dressing their room in stylish decor. Simple bedding and neutral colors may make friends and family feel cozy, but an elaborate beaded chandelier will create an air of elegance. Let them feel like royalty beneath crystal dew drops and soft light.

You can't go wrong with a chandelier overlooking a lofted stairway. A modern fixture that drops to different levels mimics the steps leading up. Use a light fixture with tinted glass to reduce eye-level glare.

This eclectic kids room combines several features to keep competing styles from overtaking the space. Bohemian materials and patterns are softened by rustic whitewash shiplap and a custom iron chandelier. Candle-shape bulbs add an ethereal quality to the room.

Pink accents can grow with a little girl into her teenage years. A simple, modern chandelier highlights this already stylish space. Children at any age will be jealous of her fashion sense.

A chrome and rose-tinted crystal chandelier makes this bathroom the ideal place for a satisfying soak. The towering piece holds real candles; when lit, the candles' glow dances off the bath's marble surfaces. Dark, lofty ceiling beams become moody and mysterious in the flickering light.

Don't forget about your outdoor rooms! You can dress up your backyard by hanging an outdoor-friendly chandelier from a pergola or tree branch. Enjoy weather-resistant materials for your light fixture, or go for a look that will create natural patina over time.